There is dignity and honor in an honest day's work. These are shots from a larger piece of work I have begun on work that documents the people that really make the world go around.
Tools of the trade.
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April 05, 2009
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I enjoy your B&W work the most, Dave...
Posted by: Scott | June 14, 2009 at 09:11 PM
Thanks, Scott - Definately one of the upsides of digital is having the 'darkroom' to play around in. When I shot film I could never seem to get the contrasts that I wanted in B&W and didn't take the time to develop darkroom techniques so I could do my own printing. Digital is giving me that flexibility.
Posted by: Dave | June 15, 2009 at 09:34 AM